NO. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO THIS!!!
The .38 Short Colt catridge may be safely fired in a .38 Special revolver. Not ALL 38 Colts- .38 Short Colt.
The colt 1911 fires .45ACP ammunition.
Your weapon would take the 38 special. Be careful with the older Colt Double Action Revolvers. If the barrel indicates 38 "Special" - only then would it take that cartridge. Typically if the barrel states 38 New Police the revolver with take the 38 S&W ammunition, either short or long depending on the length of the cylinder (Colt could not bring themselves to roll stamp S&W on their revolvers. When the barrel shows just "38" this would indicate the 38 Colt Round, either short or long - again depending on the length of the cylinder.
if it's a revolver......32 cal revolver ammo if it's a pistol......32 cal pistol ammo
Depends on which police positive with sn 134551: Colt police positive special -1916 Colt police positive .32-1916 Colt police positive .38-1921
yes, if both weapons are for the 45 long colt cartridge
Colt police positive .38 was made in 1919 and Colt police positive special was made in 1914.
If this is a .38 cal (check the markings on the frame and barrell) it is chambered for .38 caliber. If it is a Police Positive ammunition would be the .38 PP If it is a Police Positive Special you could use .38 PPS Check with any reputable gun shop/dealer or range and they'll give you the information you need.
your colt official police was produced by colt in 1933.
Your colt police positive was made by colt in 1930.
Your colt police positive was made by colt in 1935.